stantly in the apparatus at which the conjurer aimed. In this pretty trick, it should be borne in mind that the van- ishing, reappearing, and returning of the watch to its owner is accomplished without the services of the usual ussistant. Neither does the performer leave the stage, although the… … No. 489—THE MULTIPLY- ING COIN The performer taking a coin between his fingers causes it to multiply into two. Price 20 cents.
